Other Worlds Other Nightmares

<p><em>Other Worlds Other Nightmares</em> by Kevin Mullin takes readers on a journey into the eerie and unknown with twelve masterfully crafted short stories. In the tradition of <em>Weird Tales</em> <em>Amazing Stories Magazine</em> and <em>Thrilling Wonder Stories</em> Mullin bends the protective boundaries of reality leading ordinary people into extraordinary and terrifying situations. Two adventurers break into <em>The Lawton House </em>and<em> </em>uncover a terrifying secret in an antebellum mansion with a haunting past. A young married woman named<em> Priscilla </em>learns of her husband's plans for their future and decides to make him pay after he forces her to comply. Scientific ambition leads to unforeseen horrors in <em>Nelson's Experiment</em> while residents of <em>Paladine</em> find out that crime is not a good thing. <em>Sculpture and Witchcraft</em> delves into magic sorcery and revenge in post-WWII Louisiana. <em>The Finger Lake Kelpie</em> and <em>The</em> <em>Vampire Princess of Kheliesis</em> offers us a chilling reminder that some nightmares should never be awakened. Occasionally love has a downside as the unfortunate children of a dominating <em>Mother </em>can testify. <em>Accidents Happen</em> when scientists try to delve into the world of magic. And <em>Maybe</em> gives an example of why we should think before we act. The day of <em>PM 210</em> arrives because perfection seems to be the expectation of men and women nowadays. And amongst these sci-fi stories <em>The Wizard and the Djinn</em> takes place in a fantasy world where science is minimal and people advance their society by magic. Enter these worlds but beware-they are born of nightmares.</p>